Sentence examples for was considered controversial from inspiring English sources
was considered controversial
verb
To think about seriously.
- Consider that we’ve had three major events and the year has hardly begun.
"A few years ago, it was considered controversial," Schultz said.
Mr. Sherman said he was not surprised by the change, adding that he told a school official at the time of the invitation that he was considered controversial.
When Angela Merkel joins world leaders to gather on the beaches of Normandy, few will remember that her predecessor's attendance was considered controversial.
The deal itself was considered controversial because the S.E.C. requires companies to publicly disclose their financial results if they have more than 499 investors.
The exhibition was considered controversial because it championed figurative painting at a time when abstraction reigned, particularly in the United States under the long-term tutelage of critics like Clement Greenberg.
When the board selected Mr. Dennis to succeed him, the choice was considered controversial: his background consisted of 35 years in public schools, including a stint as superintendent of schools in Bedford, N.Y.
Why might the work of economists Garrett and Sobel regarding disaster relief be considered controversial?
That this can be considered controversial is a measure of how far from reality Washington has slipped.
Did I ever hear him make remarks that could be considered controversial while I sat in the church?
Did I ever hear him make remarks that could be considered controversial while I sat in church?
None of these are unreasonable positions; and none of them, if expressed in Israel, would be considered controversial.
